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Typhoon24 04.10.17	btw these albums are acclaimed in some cases and popular at others, but still more people need to peep these if they haven't
Gwyn. 04.10.17	soulseek + rutracker
Gwyn. 04.10.17	this site's servers suck at least 63 whale cocks
Sniff 04.10.17	It's a technology thing and listening to full albums is the only true form
Typhoon24 04.10.17	i have respect that niggas that can do it...but i can only listen to music while eating breakfast after a morning toke and while i drive to work. then at night there's too much political bs going on in the news that I can't sit back and put on a dope album. and my wife aint a stoner and doesn't wanna spend our weekend free time tokin'. got a baby girl too. bittersweet grown up shit
ScuroFantasma 04.10.17	CDs are my main thing, then bandcamp second and occasionally iTunes. Always full albums pretty much every single time. I hate not finishing an album off or skipping around, I like albuks to be a full experience and I want to appreciate the full "story". I get quite a lot of time to do that though as an online uni student.
henryChinaski 04.10.17	spotify
Demon of the Fall 04.10.17	Definitely full albums whenever possible, either on my iPod or via CD. I just listen online to get an idea if I'll enjoy something before potentially buying it.
anarchistfish 04.10.17	Used to pirate onto my ipod until my ipod broke like a year ago. Then I started using apple music but I switched to Spotify like 2 weeks ago. Def feel you about listening to albums in one go. Unless the album's really good I get bored.
Spluger 04.10.17	Spotify/Youtube/blogs/bandcamp. If I really dig an album then I'll buy it on vinyl.
Divaman 04.10.17	CDs, mostly from Amazon or CD Baby, which I download onto my iPod. I usually listen to whole albums. I listen to CDs in the car, iPod everywhere else. Just started using Spotify for brand new stuff.
TwigTW 04.10.17	Spotify, Bandcamp, YouTube, musicmp3.ru, in that order--always full albums
evilford 04.11.17	church
Maco097 04.11.17	Metal-Tracker, Rutracker, Rockbox, Soulseek, Dark-World. That's all I need.
Toad 04.11.17	spotify + soulseek
hasan 04.11.17	i buy some cds at the store
Kompys2000 04.11.17	As far as where I find new music, I trawl bandcamp every few months for anything that looks interesting, use Spotify to listen to stuff people rec me on sput or well-known bands I haven't listened to yet, and also pick up random shit from thrift stores a lot. As for albums vs. songs, I usually listen to an album front-to-back once or twice at first, then just put my favorite couple songs on my iPod and mostly listen to those after that.
UndineParty 04.11.17	i steal all of it from Sach especially the j-pop
Dewinged 04.11.17	I get it all in Apple Music, if I really dig smth I try to find it on vinyl. Listen to 4 or 5 albums a day on average. Can't shuffle songs.
CaimanJesus 04.11.17	Cds, Spotify, youtube
Agonba 04.11.17	CDs from store or concerts. And spotify. I listen to the full album without skipping or repeating.
Avagantamos 04.11.17	usually check it out on youtube then hit up soulseek if I dig it
Davil667 04.11.17	I (pretty much) always try to get a hard copy (preferably vinyl) when I'm interested in an album. Even if it takes damn long to find em in some cases... I totally dig searching and even waiting for albums I'm looking forward to hearing, it immensely builds up the excitement and listening experience for me.
p4p 04.11.17	mixtape
MeatSalad 04.11.17	soulseek, sometimes I buy digitally on bandcamp if I can't find something on soulseek, otherwise I order cd's online and pick up (usually) used vinyl from small shops in the city
709baj 04.11.17	90% of my music comes from Goodwill CDs lol. I almost always listen to albums all the way through.
AsleepInTheBack 04.11.17	mainly listen by streaming, but get my favourites on vinyl. near exclusively listen to albums in one go rather than individual tracks
NorthernSkylark 04.11.17	CD's and Lp's for stuff I love, and Spotify for new albums. I always listen to the full album, don't like skipping songs.
EphemeralEternity 04.11.17	rym/sputnik(discovery)--> youtube(pre-screening)-->soulseek-->itunes
Demon of the Fall 04.11.17	What's Soulseek... is it just another streaming service like Spotify? Wondered what the advantages were.
Tunaboy45 04.11.17	For stuff I'm checking out, youtube or bandcamp then I'll usually pick it up on CD. I feel like you value music more when you purchase it, you gain a deeper respect for it. Maybe that's just me.
Demon of the Fall 04.11.17	Very true Tunaboy - definitely feel the same. I only have a little casual listen first to make sure it's something I could get into. CDs aren't expensive so I just buy it after that once it passes the test (or it at least goes on "the list" of future purchases).
Davil667 04.11.17	"I feel like you value music more when you purchase it, you gain a deeper respect for it. Maybe that's just me. " It's certainly not only you bro, I need to own my music in order to enjoy it to the fullest. Streaming bores the fck out of me...
rabidfish 04.11.17	a little fire sprite whispers band names on my year when I go to bed. It also sings about the end of all life and the coming of a new age of impossible cosmic horrors.
EphemeralEternity 04.11.17	I literally couldn't finance my music intake but i'll make an effort to purchase merch/attend concerts for the artists I love. digital files are also so much more convenient, but I understand what you mean by a tangible CD having more value.